The cost of living is extremely low compared to other cities and you can still many many positive cash flowing and 1% deals here.

I’m currently 19 living in Denver with my parents.

I would probably keep the other house regardless of what I do because of the low interest rate.I am now wondering if I should hire a Qualified Intermediary (my realtor calls this an "Accomodater") so I have the option to buy a one level rental, stay where I am at, and if in the future I am unable to live in the two level home I am currently living in (our second home that is my primary residence), convert the rental to a primary residence.

Hello all, I want to locate my business in the towns where my family lives.

in the slightly less desirable area, 12-1500 sqft (goal $14-1700/mo)1BR below it with living and dining, porch, and great stained glass and architectural features, 1000 sqft (goal $11-1300/mo)This building also has one driveway space thinking $50/mo2 x 2BRs, smaller but in the more desirable location ~1000 sq ft (goal $14-1600/mo)1 BR small in the more desirable location ~ 800 sq ft (goal $9-1100/mo)TR: 6200-7300/moOrder of operations would be as follows: 1) Accounting and structuring - still a lot TBD but I am meeting with a CPA firm with a lot of real estate structuring and consulting experience, I expect they'll be pretty expensive but this doesn't seem like a good place to cheap out.

Although I’ve lived here for eight years, coming from Houston after serving in the Navy in Charleston, I’m relatively new to BiggerPockets and eager to engage with the community.My investment focus has been on single-family and multifamily homes, and I’m interested in expanding into commercial real estate and land development.

You don't have to live there for 2 years, because you moved due to job change.

People will always need a place to live.

Account Closed I recommend Sabbatical Homes for anyone living near a university who is interested in the MTR market.

I live 100% from the income from our holdings.